Nuclear hammer
| Nuclear hammer | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| origin | Toronto , Canada |
| Genre (s) | Black metal , death metal , war metal |
| founding | 2005 |
| Current occupation | |
| Axaazaroth | |
Electric guitar , bass , vocals |
Doomhammer (since 2007) |
Nuclearhammer is a Canadian black and death metal band from Toronto .
style
In a review of the album Serpentine Hermetic Lucifer , the reviewer from metal.de judged that the music moves “in the field of tension between Black, Death and War Metal”. It is also emphasized that the band “audibly strives for dynamics and variety in terms of tempo” instead of “depressing the gas pedal for the full playing time”. Archgoat , Black Witchery and Teitanblood are named as references .
MusikReviews.de is much more critical: the band "takes the preparatory work of obscure rumble combos like Blasphemy , Beherit and VON to the extreme". The first song on Serpentine Hermetic Lucifer is “nine minutes of pulpy sound” and a number that “consists of little more than an endless riff that can be heard as a deep noise in the background, a lead guitar howling here and there and incomprehensible croak”.
Discography
Albums
- 2009: Obliteration Ritual ( Morbid Moon Records )
- 2014: Serpentine Hermetic Lucifer ( Nuclear War Now! Productions )
Others
- 2007: Serpents Malignancy ( split with Antediluvian and [l] ight am I, Serpents Head Reprisal)
- 2011: Frozen Misery ( EP , Supremacy Through Intolerance )
- 2011: Heretical Serpent Cult (Split with Begime Exemious, Dark Descent Records )
- 2011: Excharge (Split with Deiphago, Chalice of Blood Angel )
- 2012: Abomination to the Lord (Split with Sickrites, Chalice of Blood Angel)
demo
- 2006: Nuclear Rehearsals '06
- 2006: Tyrants of Cruelty
- 2007: Immortalized Hatred
- 2007: Rehearsal '07
- 2008: Demo 2008
Web links
- Nuclearhammer at Discogs (English)
- Nuclearhammer on Facebook
Individual evidence
- ↑ Stephan Möller: Nuclear Hammer - Serpentine Hermetic Lucifer. In: metal.de. October 30, 2014, accessed August 13, 2018 .
- ↑ Philip Walter: Nuclear Hammer: Serpentine Hermetic Lucifer (review / critique). In: musikreviews.de. October 20, 2014, accessed August 13, 2018 .